Lone Mountain Rv Park

Meticulously clean park with gracious and accommodating hosts — they went out of their way to meet our every need. Located a mere ten minutes from Cave Junction, so not out of the way for those heading up to the caves. We checked out the other RV parks in Cave Junction, they are all right on the highway, and this facility runs circles around any of them in terms of overall quality. Located walking distance from a convenient market and far enough off the main road that it is very quiet. BTW: Allow at least 60 minutes drive from here to get to the caves, maybe a bit longer during peak season. Important: get reservations so you don’t have to wait on first come, first served basis for a tour, and allow extra time for the hiking trails above the caves. Beautiful!

We had our first ever family reunion here. It was a wonderful experience all around. There were forty of us in tents, teepees, an RV site and the «cabin». The grounds are immaculate as are the showers and laundry facilities. We made use of the horse shoe area, learned how to play ladder ball, had a group campfire at the gazebo area, went fishing and to the caves. Camp hosts Jim and Kathy were friendly and helpful. Hope to be back one day soon.

Very nice park with great host, friendly on the phone and easy booking, easy to pull into and welll looked after hookups. The staff in the office were delightful and helpful. The sites are really clean and the views are beautuful. Great park, we will be back.

This RV park is amazing. The grounds & facilities are extremely well maintained, the staff are extremely friendly and helpful. We had a pull thru spot which was almost perfectly level. Each spot has a small grass area and it is a short walk to the creek. The park is close to the Oregon Caves. We will definitely return to this resort. Also, reasonably priced.

My husband and I took our 12 yr old nephew to camp in one of the beautiful tipis they have and we had a great overnight visit! Here’s a rundown of our observations:
The camp is an easy find, right off the main highway.
Upon entering the camp there is a gorgeous waterfall at the entrance!
The camp has nicer rvs parked in nice little tidy spots, most with their own little lawns, and trees.
It’s not a huge park, but is very comfortable and well maintained.
We met the owners of the park tooling around in their utility car, and they were absolutely the nicest people ever! They were so friendly and helpful, Glen even took our nephew on a little jaunt around the park!
The tipis were amazing and well built. they have nice pavers for the floor and comfy futons, chairs, and little tables. The big one has some adironack chairs around the firepit. Then there’s 2 other smaller ones. The 3 of us fit very comfortably in a small one. Bring sleepingbags or sheets and blankets. The tipis are at the rear of the camp right by the pond and creek. The pond was really nice for swimming. There’s a portapotty nearby.
The bathrooms/​showers up in the front of the camp were really nice and clean.
They’ve also got some nice horseshoe pits, a covered picnic area with BBQs and tables.
There wasn’t really anything undesirable about this campground at all that I could see. We plan to go back soon with friends and reserve the big Ceremonial Tipi!

Emaculately Clean!!!
Professionally well managed. The grounds are well groomed and maintained. Very quiet. Would have stayed longer if there was more to do in the immediate area. «Clean» Electrical hook-​up, Best wifi ever. Manager even loaned us his cable for tv at no charge!!!
Definitely will be back when I’m healthy enough to hike the Oregon Caves. You must stop at the Burlewood Store in Kimberly.

This place is awesome for camping if you’re in the Cave Junction area. It’s about 8 miles west of Cave Junction actually, and we stumbled across it by accident because we were looking for a state campground that we never found. Apparently it doesn’t exist, we found out later…
We pulled into this campground because it was getting really late and we didn’t want to turn around back to Cave Junction. When you first pull in, all you see are RV spots, which are kind of funny because it’s all concrete and rock, except for a big patch of very manicured green grass beside each spot. They have 5 tent camping sites, which are far away from the entrance… you drive around the back and go into the wooded area. Each of their tent sites are very far away from the other so you have lots of privacy. When we were there, there was only one other family at site 1 and we were at site 5, closest to the swimming hole!
It’s really pretty there, the bathroom and shower is amazingly clean and spacious. It’s actually only one stall and one shower, but it seemed like nobody ever used it because they have their own RV’s. Showers are $ 1.25 for 10 mins, which is plenty. Tent sites are $ 15, but if you have AAA/​CAA, it’s $ 13.50. Awesome deal for a great site.